"Nanti saya makan."

Translation: I will eat later.

[8enP1jip]

Maybe "I will eat later"?

[Speedy12846]

Maybe "Later I will eat?

[Speedy12846]

I got wrong because I said Later I will eat.

[JamesTWils]

Yes, I think we would use the future tense here.

[Rick392366]

"I will eat later" = also accepted as a correct answer.

[joeldipops]

I eat later can be grammatical, but it needs context, unlike "I will eat later"

[agusdallalba]

I think this is the only exercise so far where the adverb is at the beginning of the sentence. When is that permitted and when is it mandatory?

[joeldipops]

I don't know for certain, but I think adverbs of time can be placed pretty much anywhere in the sentence.

[Keith_APP]

So
Nanti saya makan.
Saya nanti makan.
Saya makan nanti.
are the same?

[joeldipops]

Don't take my word as 100% fact, but I think there'd be differences in emphasis, but pretty much the same yeah

[anthony210275]

Could i say "saya akan nanti makan"?

[joeldipops]

That doesn't sound right to me. Possibly "Nanti saya akan makan" but I think overwhelmingly, if the timing is clear you would avoid temporal markers like 'akan',